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While in Uganda in 2005 I saw people who had survived the disease of polio. Often they are rejected in their communities. I'm a polio survivor myself. Back in the United States, I realized that many people have a lightly-used and no-longer-needed mobility device from a twisted ankle, ski accident, or operation. I saw crutches at garage sales, in dumpsters, and unfortunately in roll-off containers headed to landfills. I knew that I had to do something; this was the genesis of Crutches 4 Africa.

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Donate Cash (please state "crutches")

@richard-rotary

Donate Mobility Devices

Collecting
Crutches
Walkers
Canes
Leg Braces

 

Elbow Crutches
Wheelchairs
Baby Joggers
Prosthetic Limbs

The Cortland Breakfast Rotary Club is partnering with Crutches 4 Africa by collecting and shipping mobility devices to an area of the world in desperate need. Please consider donating mobility devices you no longer need for this worthy cause! 

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